Method and device for studying fluid equilibrium distribution in heterogeneous oil and gas reservoirs

ABSTRACT

The present invention discloses a method and device for studying fluid equilibrium distribution in heterogeneous oil and gas reservoirs. Firstly, a reservoir is divided into multiple layers according to permeability of the reservoir; a pressure-depth curve of formation water in surrounding rock is established; the pressure-depth curve of a non-wetting phase is made by passing through a point in the reservoir and taking a product of density and acceleration of gravity of the non-wetting phase as a slope; the pressure-depth curve of displacement pressure of the reservoir is added on the basis of the pressure-depth curve of the formation water; and the pressure-depth curve of the non-wetting phase is repeatedly compared with the pressure-depth curve of the displacement pressure to obtain static equilibrium distribution of fluid in the reservoir.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to the field of exploration for oil andgas reservoirs, and more particularly to a method and device forstudying fluid equilibrium distribution in heterogeneous oil and gasreservoirs.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Determination of the fluid equilibrium distribution of oil and gasreservoirs in an original state is a basis for establishing a geologicalmodel and a flow model, and is a basis for calculating reserves,defining fluid distribution, establishing initial conditions for oilreservoir numerical simulation, recognizing water mechanism or sourceand establishing fluid production profiles. It has an importantinfluence on the percolation field and residual oil and gas distributionof oil and gas reservoirs, and provides a data basis for dynamicanalysis and yield prediction of oil and gas reservoirs.

For lithologically homogeneous oil and gas reservoirs, under the stateof static equilibrium, gas, oil and water are distributed from top tobottom, with a gas-oil transition zone and an oil-water transition zonein the middle, and the length of the transition zones is controlled bycapillary forces. However, for lithologically heterogeneous oil and gasreservoirs, the distribution of oil, gas and water is very complex. Forthe same layer, due to the difference of reservoirs in differentpositions, the capillary force difference is different, resulting in thetilt and fluctuation of a gas-water interface. For multi-layer oil andgas reservoirs, the static equilibrium of oil, gas and water willgenerate phenomena of alternation and inversion. Under the condition ofknown oil-water interface and gas-water interface, the existing verticalequilibrium distribution model of fluid can be used to determine thefluid distribution of the oil and gas reservoirs under the equilibriumstate.

For example, the following methods are usually used in the prior art todetermine the fluid distribution of the oil and gas reservoirs in theoriginal state: vertical equilibrium calculation, which determines fluidsaturation distribution through oil, gas and water interfaces (anoil-water interface, a gas-oil interface or a gas-water interface) andcapillary force curves, and finally determines the equilibriumdistribution of the fluid.

However, it is difficult to determine the static equilibriumdistribution of the fluid under the existing technical conditions whenthe oil-water interface or gas-water interface of some oil and gasreservoirs may not exist, is unclear or is difficult to determine.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In view of the above technical problems, one purpose of the presentinvention is to provide a method for studying fluid equilibriumdistribution in heterogeneous oil and gas reservoirs with respect to thedefects of the prior art, which can determine static fluid equilibriumdistribution in heterogeneous oil reservoirs without a determined fluidinterface.

To achieve the above technical purpose, the present invention adopts thefollowing technical solution: a method for studying fluid equilibriumdistribution in heterogeneous oil and gas reservoirs comprises thefollowing steps:

step S1: dividing an overall reservoir into M layers from top to bottomlongitudinally according to displacement pressure and permeability,wherein for adjacent reservoirs a and b, a,b∈(1,..., M) ;

P_(cd)^(a) ≥ 1.5P_(cd)^(b)

needs to be satisfied;

k^(a) ≥ 2k^(b)

, where

P_(cd)^(a)

is displacement pressure of the reservoir a,

P_(cd)^(b)

is displacement pressure of the reservoir b, k^(a) is permeability ofthe reservoir a and k^(b)is permeability of the reservoir b;

step S2: establishing a pressure-depth curve ^(l) _(pw) : p_(w) (D) =p_(wref) + ρ_(w)g(D-D_(ref)) according to a pressure-depth relationshipof formation water in surrounding rock, where ρ_(v) is density of awetting phase of the surrounding rock; g is gravity acceleration; D isreservoir depth; and p_(wref) is pressure of a reference point;

step S3: taking a point A on a reservoir i , where i ∈ {1,..., M} ;making a straight line l_(pm) : p_(n) (D) = p_(nA)+ ρ_(n)g(D-D_(A)) withboth ends passing through a rock layer i through the point, where ρ_(n)is density of a non-wetting phase n in surrounding rock; Z_(A) is thedepth of the point A; and P_(nA) is pressure of the point A;

step S4: according to the pressure-depth curve and the displacementpressure of the reservoir i , establishing a straight line

l_(pd)^(i): p_(w)(D) + p_(cd)^(i) ∼ D  _(,)

where

p_(cd)^(i)v

is the displacement pressure of the reservoir i , and according towhether the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i)

intersect in the reservoir i and the pressure size, judging thedistribution of the non-wetting phase n in the reservoir :

when the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i)

intersect in the reservoir i , an intersection point therebetween is ajunction point of the non-wetting phase n and the wetting phase;

when the straight line

l_(pn)

and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i)

do not intersect in the reservoir i , and

p_(n)^(i) > p_(w)^(i) + p_(cd)^(i) _(,)

the non-wetting phase n is continuously distributed in the reservoir i ,where

p_(n)^(i)

is the value of the straight line l_(pn)in the reservoir i ; and

p_(w)^(i)

is the value of the straight line l_(pw) in the reservoir i ;

when the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i)

do not intersect in the reservoir i , and

p_(n)^(i) < p_(w)^(i) + p_(cd)^(i) _(,)

the continuously distributed non-wetting phase ndoes not exist in thereservoir i ;

step S5: when the non-wetting phase n is continuously distributed in thereservoir i , establishing a straight line

l_(pd)^(i-l):  [p_(w)(D) + p_(cd)^(i − 1)] ∼ D _(,)

, where

p_(cd)^(i-1)

is the displacement pressure in a reservoir i - 1 and the reservoir i -1 is located above the reservoir i , and according to whether thestraight line l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i-1)

intersect in the reservoir i * ^(,) - 1 and the pressure size, judgingthe distribution of the non-wetting phase n in the reservoir i - 1 :

when the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i-1)

do not intersect in the reservoir i - 1 ,

p_(n)^(i − 1) > p_(w)^(i − 1) + p_(cd)^(i − 1) _(,)

where

P_(n)^(i − 1)

is the value of the straight line l_(pn) in the reservoir i - 1 ; and

P_(w)^(i − 1)

is the value of the straight line l_(pw) in the reservoir i - 1 ; thenon-wetting phase n is continuously distributed in the reservoir i - 1and i = i - 1 is made; step S5 is repeated; otherwise, the continuouslydistributed non-wetting phase does not exist in the reservoir i - 1 ;

step S6: when the non-wetting phase is continuously distributed in thereservoir i or a junction point of the non-wetting phase and the wettingphase exists, establishing a straight line

l_(pd)^(i + 1) : p_(w)(D) + p_(cd)^(i + 1) ∼ D,

where

p_(cd)^(i + 1)

is the displacement pressure in a reservoir i + 1 and the reservoir i +1 is located below the reservoir i , and according to whether thestraight line and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i − 1)

intersect in the reservoir i + 1 and the pressure size, judging thedistribution of the non-wetting phase n in the reservoir i + 1:

when the straight line l_(pn) _(n) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i + 1)

do not intersect in the reservoir i + 1, and

p_(n)^(i + 1) > p_(w)^(i + 1) + p_(cd)^(i + 1),

the non-wetting phase n is continuously distributed in the reservoir i +1 , and i = i + 1 is made; step S6 is repeated; otherwise, the followingdetermination is conducted:

if the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i + 1)

intersect in the reservoir i + 1, the intersection point is the junctionpoint of the non-wetting phase and the wetting phase; under suchconditions, when

p_(cd)^(i + 2) ≥ p_(cd)^(i + 1),

where

p_(cd)^(i + 2)

is the displacement pressure of a reservoir i + 2 , then the reservoiri + 2 is a pure wetting phase; i = i + 1 is made; and the sizes of

p_(d)^(i + 1)

and

p_(d)^(i + 2)

are determined continuously until the condition is not satisfied or i +1 = M;

step S7: for a point B in the same reservoir and in a region adjacent toa region where the point A is located, if a region where the point B islocated and the region where the point A is located are in the samecontinuous distribution region of the non-wetting phase n, thecalculation of the region where the point B is located is the same asthe step of the region where the point A is located; if the region wherethe point B is located and the region where the point A is located arein different continuous distribution regions of the non-wetting phase n,repeating steps S3-S6 with the point B as a benchmark.

Another purpose of the present invention is to provide a device forstudying fluid equilibrium distribution in heterogeneous oil and gasreservoirs, comprising:

-   a processor, and-   an acquisition module, used for acquiring initial data for studying    fluid equilibrium distribution in heterogeneous oil and gas    reservoirs;-   an output module, used for outputting calculation results;-   a memory, wherein the memory stores programs that can be run on the    processor for studying the fluid equilibrium distribution in    heterogeneous oil and gas reservoirs, and the programs for studying    the fluid equilibrium distribution in heterogeneous oil and gas    reservoirs realize the steps of the above method when executed by    the processor.

Another purpose of the present invention is to provide a computerreadable storage medium. The computer readable storage medium storesprogram codes that can be executed by the processor; the computerreadable storage medium comprises a plurality of instructions, and theplurality of instructions are configured to enable the processor toexecute the above method for studying fluid equilibrium distribution inheterogeneous oil and gas reservoirs.

The present invention has the following beneficial effects:

-   (1) Compared with the traditional vertical equilibrium distribution    model of fluid, the present invention does not need oil, gas and    water interfaces.-   (2) Compared with end-point correction of the capillary force and    relative permeability adopted by oil reservoir numerical simulation    software such as ECLIPSE, the present invention can correct the    capillary force curve entirely.-   (3) Heterogeneous oil and gas reservoirs of transverse and vertical    reservoirs can be processed.-   (4) Through the method of the present invention, if the distribution    of the fluid at a certain position in the reservoir and the pressure    of the fluid in each phase are known, the capillary force curve can    be corrected.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a structural schematic diagram of a device for studying fluidequilibrium distribution in heterogeneous oil and gas reservoirs inembodiment 1.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

To make the technical solutions and technical advantages of the presentinvention more clear, the technical solutions in the implementationprocess of the present invention will be clearly and fully describedbelow in combination with the embodiments.

In the following embodiments, the wetting phase is a water phase and thenon-wetting phase is an oil phase or gas phase.

Embodiment 1

A method for studying fluid equilibrium distribution in heterogeneousoil and gas reservoirs comprises the following steps:

-   Step S1: dividing an overall reservoir into M layers from top to    bottom longitudinally according to displacement pressure and    permeability, wherein for adjacent reservoirs a and b,    a,b∈(1,...,M);-   P_(cd)^(a) ≥ 1.5P_(cd)^(b)-   needs to be satisfied;-   k^(a) ≥ 2k^(b)-   , where-   P_(cd)^(a)-   is displacement pressure of the reservoir a,-   P_(cd)^(a)-   is displacement pressure of the reservoir b, k^(a) is permeability    k^(b) of the reservoir a and is permeability of the reservoir b.-   Step S2: establishing a pressure-depth curve l_(pw) :    p_(w)(D)=p_(wref) + ρ_(w)g(D-D_(ref)) according to a pressure-depth    relationship of formation water in surrounding rock, where ρ_(w) is    density of a wetting phase of the surrounding rock; g is gravity    acceleration; D is reservoir depth; P_(wref) is pressure of a    reference point; and D_(ref) is depth of the reference point.    -   In the present embodiment, it is considered that the sealing        property of surrounding rock prevents oil and gas from entering        the surrounding rock due to the action of the capillary force.        However, formation water, as a wetting phase, can enter the        surrounding rock, and thus in the original state of the oil and        gas reservoirs, the pressure-depth curve in the surrounding rock        is the same as the pressure-depth curve of groundwater in a        formation where the oil and gas reservoirs are located.        Therefore, the established pressure-depth curve l_(pw) is        equivalent to the pressure-depth curve of the groundwater in the        formation where the oil and gas reservoirs are located.-   Step S3: taking a point A on a reservoir i , where i ∈ {1,..., M} ;    making a straight line l_(pn) : p_(n)(D) = p_(nA) + ρ_(n)g(D-D_(A))    with both ends passing through a rock layer i through the point,    where ρ_(n) is density of a non-wetting phase n in surrounding rock;    Z_(A) is the depth of the point A; and P_(nA) is pressure of the    point A.    -   In the present embodiment, the reservoir i is a main production        layer, and the main production layer can be determined according        to various data (data of earthquake, drilling, logging and well        testing), which belongs to the prior art in the field.-   Step S4: firstly, determining whether the reservoir i comprises a    fluid interface: according to the pressure-depth curve and the    displacement pressure of the reservoir i , establishing a straight    line-   l_(pd)^(i) : [p_(w)(D) + p_(cd)^(i)] ∼ D,-   where-   P_(d)^(i)-   is the displacement pressure of the reservoir i , and according to    whether the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line-   l_(pd)^(i)-   intersect in the reservoir i and the pressure size, judging the    distribution of the non-wetting phase n in the reservoir i .

In the present embodiment, the displacement pressure

p_(cd)^(i)

of the reservoir i is determined according to a capillary force curve

p_(c)^(i)(S_(w)) ∼ S_(w),

and the displacement pressure can also be determined by other methods.

When the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i)

intersect in the reservoir i , an intersection point therebetween is ajunction point of the non-wetting phase n and the wetting phase.

When the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i)

do not intersect in the reservoir i , and

p_(n)^(i) > P_(w)^(i) + p_(cd)^(i),

the non-wetting phase n is continuously distributed in the reservoir i ,where

p_(n)^(i)

is the value of the straight line l_(pn) in the reservoir i ; and

P_(w)^(i)

is the value of the straight line l_(pw) in the reservoir i . In thepresent invention,

p_(n)^(i) > p_(w)^(i) + p_(cd)^(i)

means that in the reservoir i , when the depth D of the reservoir isidentical, the value of

P_(n)^(i)

n is larger than the value of

p_(w)^(i) + p_(cd)^(i).

When the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i)

do not intersect in the reservoir i , and

p_(n)^(i) < p_(w)^(i) + p_(cd)^(i),

the continuously distributed non-wetting phase n does not exist in thereservoir i ; step S3 is returned; and a new point is selected from thereservoir again for measurement and calculation. In the presentinvention,

p_(n)^(i) < p_(w)^(i) + p_(cd)^(i)

means that in the reservoir i , when the depth D of the reservoir isidentical, the value of

p_(n)^(i)

is less than the value of

p_(w)^(i) + p_(cd)^(i).

Step S5: when the non-wetting phase n is continuously distributed in thereservoir i , establishing a straight line

l_(pd)^(i − 1) : p_(w)(D) + p_(cd)^(i − 1) ∼ D,

where

p_(cd)^(i − 1)

is the displacement pressure in a reservoir i - 1 and the reservoir i -1 is located above the reservoir i , and according to whether thestraight line l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i − 1)

intersect in the reservoir i - 1 and the pressure size, judging thedistribution of the non-wetting phase n in the reservoir i - 1:

When the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i)

do not intersect in the reservoir i - 1, and

p_(n)^(i − 1) > p_(w)^(i − 1) + p_(cd)^(i − 1),

where

p_(n)^(i − 1)

is the value of the straight line l_(pn) in the reservoir i - 1 and

p_(w)^(i − 1)

is the value of the straight line l_(pw) in the reservoir i - 1 , thenon-wetting phase n is continuously distributed in the reservoir i - 1and i = i - 1: is made; and step S5 is repeated. In the presentinvention,

p_(n)^(i − 1) > p_(w)^(i − 1) + p_(cd)^(i − 1)

means that in the reservoir i - 1, when the depth D of the reservoir isidentical, the value of

p_(n)^(i − 1)

is larger than the value of

p_(w)^(i − 1) + p_(cd)^(i − 1).

When the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i − 1)

intersect in the reservoir i - 1, the fluid interface of the non-wettingphase n in the reservoir i - 1 penetrates through the intersection pointand the continuously distributed non-wetting phase n does not exist inthe reservoir i - 1.

In particular, although continuous distribution regions of thenon-wetting phase n may appear in different reservoirs, these regionsmay be communicated with each other, for example, communicated throughcracks, and may also be disconnected, i.e., two continuous distributionregions are uncorrelated. Therefore, when the continuous distributionregion of the non-wetting phase n appears in an upper reservoir i - 1 -m ( (i - 1 - m)∈{1,..., M} and m > 0) of the fluid interface, judgmentneeds to be made about whether the region which appears in the reservoiri - 1 - m and the point A are in the same continuous distribution regionof the non-wetting phase n through the capillary force curve and thereservoir pressure; if so, a straight line

l_(pd)^(i − 1 − m)

is established by the method in step S5 and is compared with thestraight line l_(pn) by the method in step S5; if not, a newpressure-depth curve needs to be established again in the reservoir^(i-l-m) and measurement is continued according to the method in step S2and subsequent steps.

Step S6: determining the equilibrium distribution of fluid in a downwardreservoir of the reservoir i: when the non-wetting phase in thereservoir i is continuously distributed or a junction point of thenon-wetting phase and the wetting phase exists, establishing a straightline

l_(pd)^(i + 1) : [p_(w)(D) + p_(cd)^(i + 1)] ∼ D,

where

p_(cd)^(i + 1)

is the displacement pressure in a reservoir i+1 and the reservoir i+1 islocated below the reservoir i, and according to whether the straightline l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i − 1)

intersect in the reservoir i+1 and the pressure size, judging thedistribution of the non-wetting phase n in the reservoir i+1:

When the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i + 1)

do not intersect in the reservoir i+1, and

p_(n)^(i + 1) > p_(w)^(i + 1) + p_(cd)^(i + 1),

, the non-wetting phase n is continuously distributed in the reservoiri+1; i=i+1 is made; and step S6 is repeated. In the present invention,

p_(n)^(i + 1) > p_(w)^(i + 1) + p_(cd)^(i + 1)

means that in the reservoir i+1, when the depth D of the reservoir isidentical, the value of

p_(n)^(i + 1)

is larger than the value of

p_(w)^(i + 1) + p_(cd)^(i + 1).

Otherwise, the following determination is conducted:

If the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i + 1)

intersect in the reservoir i+1, the intersection point is the junctionpoint of the non-wetting phase and the wetting phase; under suchconditions, when

p_(d)^(i + 2) ≥ p_(d)^(i + 1),

where

p_(d)^(i + 2)

is the displacement pressure of a reservoir i+2, then the reservoir i+2is a pure wetting phase; i=i+1 is made; and the sizes of

p_(d)^(i + 1)

and

p_(d)^(i + 2)

are determined continuously until the condition is not satisfied ori+1=M.

In particular, when the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line

l_(pd)^(i + 1)

intersect in the reservoir i+1, and a new continuous distribution regionof the non-wetting phase n appears in the lower reservoiri+1+j(i+1+j∈{1,⋯, M}and j>0) of the reservoir i+1, judgment is madeabout whether the new continuous distribution region and the point A arein the same continuous distribution region; if so, a straight line

l_(pd)^(i + 1 + j)

is established by the method in step S6 and is compared with the methodin step S6; if not, a new pressure-depth curve needs to be establishedagain in the reservoir i+1+j and processing is conducted according tostep S2 and subsequent steps.

Step S7: for a point B in the same reservoir and in a region adjacent toa region where the point A is located, if a region where the point B islocated and the region where the point A is located are in the samecontinuous distribution region of the non-wetting phase n, thecalculation of the region where the point B is located is the same asthe step of the region where the point A is located; if the region wherethe point B is located and the region where the point A is located arein different continuous distribution regions of the non-wetting phase n,repeating steps S3-S6 with the point B as a benchmark.

In some embodiments, the reservoir is not only longitudinallyheterogeneous seriously, but also transversely heterogeneous seriously.Therefore, a transversely heterogeneous reservoir is divided into Mlayers, and each reservoir is divided into N regions transversely. Inthis way, a full three-dimensional heterogeneous reservoir is divided.Subsequently, the reservoir is calculated by the methods in steps S2-S7.

In conclusion, relative to the traditional method, the method of thepresent invention can obtain the static equilibrium distribution offluid in the reservoirs without the need of an oil-water interface orgas-water interface, and can also process transverse and verticalheterogeneous oil and gas reservoirs. The present invention proves thatoil-water or gas-water can coexist in the reservoirs even if an oillayer or gas layer is not communicated with a water layer. The presentinvention has important guiding significance for reserve calculation ofthe oil and gas reservoirs, driving energy evaluation, liquid productionprofile and numerical simulation initialization of the oil and gasreservoirs.

As shown in FIG. 1 , a device for studying fluid equilibriumdistribution in heterogeneous oil and gas reservoirs comprises:

-   a processor, and-   an acquisition module, used for acquiring initial data for studying    fluid equilibrium distribution in heterogeneous oil and gas    reservoirs;-   an output module, used for outputting calculation results;-   a memory, wherein the memory stores programs that can be run on the    processor for studying the fluid equilibrium distribution in    heterogeneous oil and gas reservoirs, and the programs for studying    the fluid equilibrium distribution in heterogeneous oil and gas    reservoirs realize the steps of the above method when executed by    the processor.

A computer readable storage medium is provided. The computer readablestorage medium stores program codes that can be executed by theprocessor; the computer readable storage medium comprises a plurality ofinstructions, and the plurality of instructions are configured to enablethe processor to execute the above method for studying fluid equilibriumdistribution in heterogeneous oil and gas reservoirs.

The above embodiments are only part of embodiments of the presentinvention and are used for describing basic principles, implementationpurposes and detailed flows of the present invention, not intended tolimit the service scope of the present invention. Any amendment,equivalent change and modification made to the above implementationsolutions according to the technical essence of the present inventionshall belong to the scope of the technical solution of the presentinvention. The present invention is disclosed above through preferredembodiments. However, those skilled in the art shall understand that theembodiments are only used for describing the present invention and shallnot be interpreted as limitations to the scope of the present invention.Further improvement on the present invention shall also be considered tobelong to the protection scope of the present invention withoutdeparting from the principle of the present invention.

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A device for studying fluid equilibrium distribution in heterogeneousoil and gas reservoirs, comprising a processor executing the followingsteps: step S1: dividing an overall reservoir into M layers from top tobottom longitudinally according to displacement pressure andpermeability; step S2: establishing a pressure-depth curve l_(pw) :p_(w)(D)=p_(wref)+ρ_(w)g(D-D_(ref)) according to a pressure-depthrelationship of formation water in surrounding rock, where p_(w) isdensity of a wetting phase of the surrounding rock; g is gravityacceleration; D is reservoir depth; p_(wref) is water phase pressure ofa reference point; and D_(ref)is depth of the reference point; step S3:taking a point A on reservoir i, where i∈ {1,...,M}; making a straightline l_(pn) : p_(n)(D)=PnA+ p_(n)g(D - D_(A)) with both ends passingthrough a rock layer i through the point, where p_(n) is density of anon-wetting phase n in surrounding rock; D_(A) is the depth of the pointA; and p_(nA) is pressure of the point A; step S4: establishing astraight line l_(pd)^(i): (P_(W) + P_(cd)^(i)) ∼ D according to thepressure-depth curve and the displacement pressure of the reservoir i,where P_(^(cd))^(i) is the displacement pressure of the reservoir i, andjudging the distribution of the non-wetting phase n in the reservoir iaccording to whether the straight line l_(pn) and the straight linel_(pd)^(i) intersect in the reservoir i and the pressure size: when thestraight line l_(pn) and the straight line l_(pd)^(i) intersect in thereservoir i, an pn intersection point therebetween is a junction pointof the non-wetting phase n and the wetting phase; when the straight linel_(pn) and the straight line l_(pd)^(i) do not intersect in thereservoir i, and p_(n)^(i) > p_(w)^(i) + p_(cd)^(i), , the non-wettingphase n is continuously distributed in the reservoir i, where p_(n)^(i)is the value of the straight line l_(pd)^(i) in the reservoir i; andp_(w)^(i) is the value of the straight line l_(pw) in the reservoir i;when the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line l_(pn) do notintersect in the reservoir i, and p_(n)^(i) < p_(w)^(i) + p_(cd)^(i),the continuously distributed non-wetting phase n does not exist in thereservoir i; step S5: when the non-wetting phase n is continuouslydistributed in the reservoir i, establishing a straight linel_(pd)^(i − 1): [p_(w)(D) + p_(cd)^(i − 1)] ∼ D, where p_(cd)^(i − 1) isthe displacement pressure in a reservoir i-1 and the reservoir i-1 islocated above the reservoir i, and according to whether the straightline 1_(pn) and the straight line l_(pd)^(i − 1) intersect in thereservoir i-1 and the pressure size, judging the distribution of thenon-wetting phase n in the reservoir i-1 : when the straight line l_(pn)and the straight line l_(pd)^(i − 1) do not intersect in the reservoiri-1, and p_(n)^(i − 1)> p_(w)^(i − 1) + p_(cd)^(i − 1), wherep_(n)^(i − 1) is the value of the straight line l_(pn) in the reservoiri-1 and p_(w)^(i − 1) is the value of the straight line l_(pw) in thereservoir i - 1 , the non-wetting phase n is continuously distributed inthe reservoir i - 1 and i = i -1 is made; step S5 is repeated;otherwise, the continuously distributed non-wetting phase n does notexist in the reservoir i - 1 ; step S6: when the non-wetting phase iscontinuously distributed in the reservoir i or a junction point of thenon-wetting phase and the wetting phase exists, establishing a straightline l_(pd)^(i + 1) : [p_(w)(D) + p_(cd)^(i + 1)] ∼ D, wherep_(cd)^(i + 1) is the displacement pressure in a reservoir i + 1 and thereservoir i + 1 is located below the reservoir i, and according towhether the straight line l_(pn) and the straight line l_(pd)^(i + 1)intersect in the reservoir i + 1 and the pressure size, judging thedistribution of the non-wetting phase n in the reservoir i + 1 : whenthe straight line l_(pn) and the straight line l_( pd)^(i + 1) do notintersect in the reservoir i + 1 , andp_(n)^(i + 1) > p_(w)^(i + 1) + p_(d)^(i + 1) , the non-wetting phase nis continuously distributed in the reservoir i + 1 , and i = i + 1 ismade; step S6 is repeated; otherwise, the following determination isconducted: if the straight line l_(pn) and the straight linel_( pd)^(i + 1) intersect in the reservoir i + 1 , the intersectionpoint is the junction point of the non-wetting phase and the wettingphase; under such conditions, whenp_(d)^(i + 2) ≥ p_(d)^(i + 1), where  p_(d)^(i + 2) is the displacementpressure of a reservoir i + 2 , then the reservoir i + 2 is a purewetting phase; i = i + 1 is made; and the sizes ofp_(d)^(i + 1) and p_(d)^(i + 2) are determined continuously until thecondition is not satisfied or i + 1 M; step S7: for a point B in thesame reservoir and in a region adjacent to a region where the point A islocated, if a region where the point B is located and the region wherethe point A is located are in the same continuous distribution region ofthe non-wetting phase n, the calculation of the region where the point Bis located is the same as the step of the region where the point A islocated; if the region where the point B is located and the region wherethe point A is located are in different continuous distribution regionsof the non-wetting phase n, repeating steps S3-S6 with the point B as abenchmark, thereby obtaining the static equilibrium distribution offluid in the reservoirs.
 2. The device according to claim 1, wherein thestep S1 further comprises: after the reservoir is divided into M layers,dividing each reservoir into N regions by considering the displacementpressure and permeability of the reservoir in a transverse direction,then selecting a point from each layer and conducting calculationrespectively according to steps S2-S7.
 3. The device according to claim1, wherein in step S5, when the continuously distributed non-wettingphase n does not exist in the reservoir i-1, if the continuousdistribution region of the non-wetting phase n appears in an upperreservoir i-l-m of the reservoir i-1, i - 1 -m∈ {1, ⋯,M}; judgment ismade about whether the continuous distribution region of the fluid whichappears in the reservoir i-l-m and the point A are in the samecontinuous distribution region; if so, a straight line is established bythe method in step S5 and is calculated together with the straight linel_(pn) by the method in step S5; if not, a new pressure-depth curveneeds to be established and calculation is conducted according to themethod in step S2-S7.
 4. The device according to claim 1, wherein instep S6, when the straight line l_(pn) and the straight linel_( pd)^(i + 1) intersect in the reservoir i+1, and the continuousdistribution region of the non-wetting phase n exists in the reservoiri + 1 = j, wherein i +1 + j∈{1,⋯, M}, j >0, judgment is made aboutwhether the continuous distribution region of the non-wetting phase nwhich appears in the reservoir i + 1 + j and the point A are in the samecontinuous distribution region; if so, a straight linel_( pd)^(i + 1 + j) is established by the method in step S6 andcalculation is conducted by the method in step S6; if not, a newpressure-depth curve needs to be established and calculation isconducted according to the method in step S2-S7.
 5. The device accordingto claim 1, wherein in step S3, the reservoir i is a main productionlayer of the overall reservoir.
 6. The device according to claim 1,wherein the wetting phase is a water phase and the non-wetting phase isan oil phase or gas phase.
 7. The device according to claim 1, furthercomprising: a an acquisition module, used for acquiring initial data forstudying fluid equilibrium distribution in heterogeneous oil and gasreservoirs; a storage module, wherein a memory stores programs that canbe run on the processor for studying the fluid equilibrium distributionin heterogeneous oil and gas reservoirs, and the programs for studyingthe fluid equilibrium distribution in heterogeneous oil and gasreservoirs realize the steps S1-S7 when executed by the processor; andan output module, used for outputting calculation results.
 8. Anon-transitory tangible computer readable storage medium, storingprogram codes that can be executed by the processor, wherein thecomputer readable storage medium comprises a plurality of instructions,and the plurality of instructions are configured to enable the processorto execute the steps S1-S7 for studying fluid equilibrium distributionin heterogeneous oil and gas reservoirs of claim 1.